New-York tribune., 1887-12-12

on Thnrsdsy AFTERNOON the rehearsal for Mr. Tha,..
fourth symphony Concert will take place in s,,,n~.'
Hall The programme Ia rs follows:
Overture fo schli.er's Bride of Ms.sn,. se.
sererade No. 2 or G3. ....... ' ''rv'nnnmebu
Cvnrer'o for plsno. Pie No 2.........
symphony No 3. I'm Y aide" o"'. -,
The third concert Of the Symphony Society ,,r 49,.
place at the Metropolitan Opera House on ,ext ss,,-.
svesne. the public rehearsal Friday afferoo,n "a
programme Is M follows: Symphony No I'm y p,.,...
Tcrzefio Dverah "a rovcty); Piaao'orta cencers y.r
sclt (plsyed BY Mrs Farny Blasm1sld Zessl,rl ~ sya
phony NO Berfaossn AT sclock on wcdresIas sf.s,
nom In the Metropolitan Assembly, Poous NJ Dag, c,-
Will analyze lho two symphonies.
The hoaTseness Of Herr Emil Fischer which e,,..s
tho abridgement Of the opera OF "Faust- on 49,
evening, continued Saturday and compelled ehar-s
OF the programme OF the second csHses. Of Sic pm
harmonic Society that night. The afr from Pm.
anthe' was omitted, and instead Mr. Victor Herto,.
played the original concerto for vlolonceno which =.
had produced az the Young Peoples Matinee in s,tn
way Hell earlier In the day. This was hanss.ns
compliment 10 sIr. Norbert and his composition. Ths
rain had naturally depressing effect upon Tho e
cert, which was quite tame.
New-Yolk's singers are in demand In all ,hs e,,,,.
Of the East, Boston not excepted. Miss Maria ",
sang with great success at the concert OF tbe nn
harmonic Society OF Baltimorr last Friday cva,1n.
under the direction 0f ". Edward HemcnIahl wSs
Is former ew-Yorker.
So successfully do tho Sunday Popular coDcs.,,
again arranged with Messrs. Abbey, schteGel .nr
Grau for the appearance Of their artists last nishs
concert. The programme popular Nm.
Helene Hastreiter sang several favorite nnmlsrs.
Mr. Theodore Bjorksten, a chanson BY Tosu and ota
Mama Slgnor Dc Anna, the " Torcador7 song f,cn.
Carmen; signOr Carbone, Mat'eI's 80 di tu,s NJ.
NetHe Carpenter played yieuxtemp's aFan,.sI.
Caprice end Nine Sacconi, a " Revefies by Tbomss
The Casino orchestra OF fty musicians ,na dnD"as as
direction OF Mr. NenendorH played the oyertnre
" Rry Blas' and Fri King a Symphonic noem Ls
saint-sdens and the grand march from Tannhausers
The public attention is again directed to the nor
formance which will be given at the Union sauaro
Theatre next Thursday afternoon. December Is, for
the benefit Of Miss Jewett. There Is no need 70
urge the claim OF this lady upon the public that she
has so long served and pleased. She IS now m and
poor, and this sad time has been chosen by persons
either malicious unfeellng for the unworthy work
Intended that this benefit shall be help 10 her Ia
double sense. The play that will BE- offered a nev
one. IL II called A Sad COduettes and was written
By Miss EseIle Clayton. The cast Is follows
Feter: Miss Merritt. Loie Fuller: Lady Lawton. Mrs
Louisa Eldridge: Little Bobby. Little Ollie: Paul
Mortimer, Eben Pympton; Lord Lawton, George HoI-
land Sir Charles Lawton. Mr.. Favefsham Frederick
West. Mr. stodfart: Hansel Mr.. Reinan: Tramp
Charles DOdworth.
An interesting event Of the new week will be tho
re-entrance Of Mrs. Langtry who comes to the Grand
Opera House, presenting AS In Looking Glass;
Mr.. Hoyt's farce called "A Hole in the Ground
will occnry the Fifth Avenue stage this week
Professor Cromwell spoke at the Grand Opera
House last night and showed pictures Illustrative OF
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